mothercare Booster Seat And Step Stool User guide

Brand: mothercare

Model: Booster Seat And Step Stool

Type: User guide

booster seat

& step stool

user guide

Important! Keep for

future reference

introduction

This two height booster seat allows your child to sit with you whenever using

a table, by securing the booster on a suitable chair*.

Suitable for children who can sit unaided (around six to nine months) to

around 4 years.

When removed from the booster, the base can also be used as a step stool

(weight limit 50 kg maximum).

* Refer to section 6, safety notes for information on suitable types of chairs.

parts checklist

diagram description

upper seat & harness

lower seat / step stool

securing strap

preparation for use

With the upper seat upside down, pass

the ends of the securing strap through

the slots at the sides as shown.

Place the upper seat onto the base as

shown, and press down firmly to engage

the clips at the sides of the seat

(see diagram 3).

Ensure that the side clips have securely

engaged.

the securing strap

fixing the seat to the base

preparation for use

Position the booster on the chair*, wrap

the securing strap underneath, and fasten

the buckle.

* Refer to section 6, safety notes for

information on suitable types of chairs.

Tighten the securing strap underneath by

pulling on the end of the strap to remove

any slack.

Always check that the booster is secure

and stable before putting your child in.

fixing to the chair

in use

To fasten

Pass one end of the waist strap through the

loop on the crutch strap and insert the

fastener securely into the clasp.

To release

Squeeze the fastener prongs and pull apart.

Your child should be securely harnessed

at all times and should never be left

unattended, even for short periods.

the harness

Adjust the waist strap length with part A.

in use

adjusting the height

The height of the booster can be adjusted

for taller & older children by removing the

base.

Release the clips at both sides of the seat

and lift the upper seat off the base.

The booster can then be used on a seat by

securing as described on page 3.

the step stool

The base of the booster can be used as a

step stool simply by turning it over once

removed from the booster.

Ensure the step stool is only used on a level,

stable, non-slip surface.

The weight limit for the step stool is 50 kg max.

care of your product

The booster can be cleaned by sponging with warm water and a mild

detergent. A mild disinfectant may be used.

Stubborn marks may be removed with a non-abrasive cream cleaner. Never

clean with abrasive, ammonia based, bleach based or spirit type cleaners.

Periodically check for damage, including internally, and discontinue use if

any part is damaged or broken.

safety notes

WARNING! YOUR CHILD'S SAFETY IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

The booster must be fully secured on the seat before placing a child inside.

Ensure the harness is correctly fitted and adjusted at all times.

When using the booster at a table, ensure the child cannot push against

the table or another chair, and tip the booster and chair over.

Keep away from trailing cords flexes, electric irons, ornaments and other

such hazards.

Do not use close to any source of heat.

Never use the booster in a vehicle as a car seat.

Do not move the booster or chair with the child inside.

Do not use if any part is broken, damaged or missing.

If the booster is used by someone unfamiliar with it e.g. grandparents

always show them how it is used.

Never leave your child unattended, even for the shortest time.

The recommended type of chair is as shown

left, with four legs, a high backrest, and

firm seat. If the chair has a cushioned seat,

check the securing strap periodically to

ensure it has not loosened.

Do not use the booster on a table top, stool,

swivel chair, folding chair or any other type

of chair that the booster cannot be firmly

secured to.

mothercare Booster Seat And Step Stool User guide

mothercare Booster Seat And Step Stool User guide

mothercare Booster Seat And Step Stool User guide

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